Journal of Asian Women's Studies

Vol.4 Women and Family (March 1995)


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Contents

Foreword Jun Nishikawa Women and the Social Summit
Special Feature: Women and Family Panelists Surinder Jetley
    Daniel Detzne
    Mizuho Fukushima
    Hiroko Hara
    Tadao Sato
  Co-ordinator YumikoJansson-Yanagisawa
Articles Yuko Yagi Social Change and Women in Northern India:A Focus of Marriage Issues
  Sachiko Hamamoto Changes in Women of Bangladesh and in Their Social Environment
  Noriyo Aoki Socio-Economic Development and Women in Thailand
  Mayumi Kubota The Important Role of Gender Planning Training:A Model from the Philippines
  Chuang, Hsui-Mei Women, Family and Aging:The Changes in Population Structure in Taiwan
Trends of Women's Studies in Asia Hwang, Eun Ja Trends in Women's Studies in Korea
Reports of the KFAW Research Projects: Study on “Middle Class” in the Philippines and Thailand Sachiko Wada Comparative Study on “Middle Class” in the Philippines and Thailand
  Kuniko Yoshizaki Women and Education
  Masako Hanasaki Middle Class Attitude about Gender Roles in the Philippines
  Yoshiko Tomiyasu A Rough Sketch on Religious Attitude among Respondents
Reports of the KFAW Research Projects Yukiko Oda Working Women in Pakistan: An Overview
Special Contributions Elena L. Samonte Filipina Entertaines in Japan: Issues of Survival and Responsibility
Current Topics Masahiro Hirata and Pan-Wei Ying China's “Reform and Open Policies” and Women
  Mahmuda Islam Situation of Working Women in Bangladesh
Special Reports Kimiko Abe About the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD)
  Yoshiko Tomiyasu Participating the NGO Forum '94 I.C.P.D. in Cairo
  Yoshiko Misumi The First East Asian Women's Forum:Towards the Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing in 1995
  Yukiko Oda Women Act: A Report from the NGO Forum '95 of the UN World Summit for Social Development
Book Reviews Sachiko Morozumi Kyoko no Rakuen (A False Paradise)
  Yuko Ohara Towards Establishing and Sharing the Concept of Osan (Giving Birth)
Editor's Note